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<br />Table IlIA.l-l Agricultural Land Acreage
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<br />Year Total Net Area Area Being Reclaimed Fallow Land 1 Total Area Farmable
<br /> in Crops (acres) (Leached acres) (acres) (acres)
<br />1987 453,059 2,659 33,374 489,092
<br />1988 458,275 2,690 28,147 489,112
<br />1989 460,054 3,869 25,278 489,201
<br />1990 463,030 5,798 19,671 488,499
<br />1991 467,791 660 17,018 485,469
<br />1992 456,948 2,937 23,318 483,203
<br />1993 458,350 3,292 21,264 482,906
<br />1994 456,040 2,860 21,441 480,341
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<br />Source: Impenal ImgatlOn District Annual Inventory of Areas Receiving Water (1987 through 1994)
<br />1 Area farmable but not farmed during the year.
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<br />Table IlLA.l-2 Summary of Acreage by Major Crop Category
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<br />Description 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994
<br />Field Crops 367,186 361,882 379,672 377,542 403,672 407,053 405,554 418,749
<br />Garden Crops 113,182 116,849 130,106 143,314 118,376 95,638 91,736 98,714
<br />Permanent 18,091 18,928 19,073 20,780 22,507 22,027 22,500 22,204
<br />Crops
<br />Total Acres of 498,459 497,659 528,851 541,636 544,555 524,718 519,790 539,667
<br />Field, Garden,
<br />and Permanent
<br />Crops
<br />Total Acres of 45,400 39,384 68,797 78,606 76,854 67,770 61,440 83,627
<br />Duplicate
<br />Crops
<br />Total Net 453,059 458,275 460,054 463,030 467,701 456,948 458,350 456,040
<br />Acres in Crops
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<br />Source: Imperial Irrigation District Annual Inventory of Areas Receiving Water (1987 through 1994)
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<br />IlLA.2 Current Municipal and Industrial Land Use
<br />Municipal and industrial (M&I) uses within that area of the District consist of cities, state
<br />prisons, geothermal plants, and other smaller industrial users. Most M&I lands are concentrated
<br />in and around the incorporated and unincorporated cities with some scattered patches of rural
<br />residences located away from the population centers.
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<br />Draft: Subject To Revision 12/21/95
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